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Conflict of Interest

CONFLICT OF INTEREST
 
Both state law and board policy require school board trustees, the superintendent and any employee “who exercises discretion in the planning, recommending, selecting or contracting of a vendor” to make a timely disclosure of a conflict of interest. Similarly vendors are required to disclose any relationship with a trustee or an employee, which constitutes a conflict of interest.
 
The Deputy Superintendent has identified a list of employees who exercise discretion in the planning, recommending, selecting or contracting of vendors.
 
Forms to disclose a conflict of interest are available from the Texas Ethics Commission. Employees should file Form CIS with the Deputy Superintendent within seven days of learning of a conflict. Vendors should file Form CIQ with the Director of Purchasing.

Trustee Filings

06/20/2023 - Rucker Preston
08/23/2022 - Janet Leigh
01/21/2021 - Erin Bass 
01/13/2021 - Chris Flor
09/12/2019 - Ty Taggart
08/15/2019 - Dr. Rosie Montgomery
08/08/2019 - Sue M. Jordan
06/18/2019 - Chris Flor
11/02/2017 - Mike Cowan
10/12/2017 - Mike Cowan
06/20/2017 - Janet Leigh
04/11/2017 - Jeff Norwood

Employee Filings

Vendor Filings